21 Smith School Professors Named Among Top 2% Scholars Worldwide

Twenty-one Smith School professors were named among the top 2% most cited researchers globally, according to Elsevier’s 2025 study across 22 fields. Representing both current and emeritus faculty, their impactful research advances business knowledge and global academic excellence.

Opportunities for Business and Space Are Out of This World

The Space at Smith Symposium launched a new initiative at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business, uniting students, faculty and industry experts to explore opportunities in the growing space economy and the intersection of business, innovation and national security.

Join the Robert H. Smith School of Business for the Space at Smith Symposium, focused on applying business principles to the commercial space industry. The event will highlight opportunities in the sector and announce the school’s first undergraduate course, The Industry Analysis of Space Commerce, launching in spring 2026.

Date: Thursday, Oct. 16, 2025
Time: 3–4 p.m. Faculty-Industry Mixer | 4–6 p.m. Panel Discussion
Location: Van Munching Hall 2333 A–D

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A Way to Minimize the Pension Problem

Public pensions face mounting pressure amid economic uncertainty and legal battles. The Smith School’s T. Leigh Anenson offers a legal framework for reform, advocating “contract minimalism” to balance state budget constraints with fair protections for employee retirement benefits.

Moments of Impact

Smith faculty are shaping policy, business and society through influential research and public service. From AI and insurance reform to pay equity and public pensions, they’re winning top awards and earning national recognition for impact and innovation across disciplines.

Smith School Launches Groundbreaking Report on Logistics Tech Investment

A new report from the Smith School, led by adjunct professor Geoff Milsom, offers first-of-its-kind transparency into logistics service provider tech spending on AI and robotics. Developed with students and alumni, it invites broader industry participation for future editions.

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